A glimpse into striking auto workers’ life on the picket line

📆 10/6/2023 8:55 PM
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UAW member Eric Calendar holds a sign while walking a picket line at a Stellantis parts distribution center in Carrollton.When Taylor Meinershagen joined General Motors’ Roanoke parts distribution center as a warehouse worker in May, her definition of a working mom didn’t include cradling and feeding her seven-week-old baby, Blair, on a picket line.

Though his sons have sports to distract them, Welton said he’s worried about what a prolonged strike might mean. Though polls show the public is generally supportive of the striking UAW members, picketers said they still experience scorn from some passersby.

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